Assistant Director/Senior Assistant Director, Land Policy Division
The Assistant Director/Senior Assistant Director in the Land Policy Division at the Ministry of Law, Singapore, will manage and review legislation and land-use policies. Responsibilities include analyzing policy issues, engaging government stakeholders, and preparing submissions for approval. The role requires strong analytical and communication skills to navigate public policy formulation. It provides a unique opportunity to shape Singapore's social and economic land-use strategy.
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Experience
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Strategy
Work mode
Onsite, Singapore
Company
Tier 2
What you will work on
The Assistant Director/Senior Assistant Director in the Land Policy Division at the Ministry of Law, Singapore, will manage and review legislation and land-use policies. Responsibilities include analyzing policy issues, engaging government stakeholders, and preparing submissions for approval. The role requires strong analytical and communication skills to navigate public policy formulation. It provides a unique opportunity to shape Singapore's social and economic land-use strategy.
TAL's take
Stable government role with clear policy development impact, though non-technical in nature.
Clear scope defining policy formulation, stakeholder engagement, and legislative review for a government department.
Must haves
- Experience in public policy-making and policy formulation
- Strong analytical skills
- Ability to integrate information from various stakeholders
- Excellent communication and interpersonal skills
- Meticulous and conscientious approach
About the company
Government ministry with established, non-technical policy-focused organizational structure.
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